Mountain View Motors

Said they only do deals with credit unions for financing and they have every car listed on cars.com but don't use thier finace program

Mountain View sold me an incredibly rare A6 diesel. I love it. Thanks so much i was in and out in less then an hour

I bought a Porsche Cayenne from here, there was an aftermarket starter put in by them which was not the correct part so it broke within the first month of me having the vehicle. They would not fix it. The coils also were out. Bad customer service.

Bought my wife her Chevy Silverado here We both love the truck and love it Travis helped us get an extended warranty just in case Thanks

these guys are rude xxxxxxxx, especially blake gogo. if you decide you don't want to buy an overpriced vehicle from them they get their feelings hurt and become xxxxxxxxx.

DO NOT purchase a vehicle from this location. - List of hidden damages to the vehicle I bought are listed below. I recently traded a pristine 2012, 45th anniversary Camaro Convertible with 29k miles for a Ford pickup from them simply because I needed the space and added safety for my children. I bought my truck approximately 2-3 weeks ago and since then the vehicle has had SO MANY PROBLEMS. It has been to 3 different repair shops and has only been in my possession for maybe 4-5 total days outside of mechanic shops. The first issue was worn out and damaged front axles. Travis offered me a warranty with the vehicle but then when I went to use it for this service he told me he should never have sold to me and that he doesn't even believe me that the axles were damaged and then tried to fight me on using the warranty to cover it, saying he would not pay for the service unless I took it to his personal mechanic (which I was very uncomfortable with). Thankfully, the warranty company bypassed Travis and it was taken care of. (This was maybe 2 days after I bought it) Since purchasing, my truck has had the following problems: - Worn and damaged front axles ($650 - paid by warranty after being accosted by Travis and the warranty company bypassing him) - Spark Plugs (6) ( approximately $70-80 because I am doing the service myself) - Unknown issue causing low oil pressure (currently in the shop for this as I am typing so unknown on price) - 2 damaged turbos, 1 more severely than the other (early estimate of 1500-3000 for just 1 or 3000-6000 for both) - Valve cover gaskets need to be replaced and oil is leaking into spark plug chambers ( $900 ) Without knowing the issues with the low oil, which will certainly add to this number, this truck is costing approximately -----> = $4,650 - $7,620 *The range is for if I choose to replace both turbos right now, or just pay for 1 and try to make it last at least a little while longer so that I can pay for the second one in a couple of months. I traded my vehicle with 0 mechanical or cosmetic defects simply because I needed a bigger vehicle that would be safer to transport my children in. I know have missed work, and appointments because I do not have a vehicle to drive, and have had to spend copious amounts of money on this truck. Please, do not purchase from this dealership.

I purchased my Mitsubishi SUV 11 years ago. I believe it was by Scott. To date my SUV is still operating somewhat good. We negotiated on a price. Besides regular maintenance I have never had a issue with my transmission or engine. I am now looking to purchase another SUV. Let's hope I find something. I have referred somewhere between 8 to 10 friends.

These men have so sense of sAles bye. Can’t even negotiate.

Buying the vehicle was super easy Travis was very helpful until I called back with questions regarding problems with the vehicle. At that point I was ignored and when my tire flew off the road as I was going 50mph I called to get the issue fixed and Scott was not only rude but condescending. He seemed it my fault despite me owning the vehicle for only a month and refused to help in any way. I highly doubt the inspections are done well.

Our 16 year old son only had X amount to buy a vehicle. We found a truck at this dealership. They were very nice of course for selling. Less then a month after purchasing the truck the check engine light came on. We googled the most common issues with the truck and it suggested replacing the gas cap. So we did. The light still came back on. We then took it to get a diagnosis and it was 7 codes! SEVEN! Well a week later my son was stranded due to the truck not even starting. My husband went in to discuss the issues and also to get a refund due to the place charging us too much in taxes. The guy we bought the truck from was very rude. Told us he will have his guy look at it, but we had to somehow get the truck to the shop! Well the truck finally started, it does that, will start one day, not the other, so something is going out. The “repair” shop told us that the truck is starting so he can’t diagnose it. How convenient, Soooo here we are still dealing with the truck starting and not starting. My 16 year old son who was so excited for his first truck is now getting rides because his truck is not reliable!!!!